Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Maybe this man is biting a shoe. Or maybe, he’s biting a shoe made of chocolate. That’s right, your favourite sweet tooth quiz is back.

Surely you remember last year how Japanese TV show Ultraman Dash had its celebrity panel try to discern what items were real and what were sweets? This January, Ultraman Dash had its annual New Year’s Day special and brought the sugar fun again.

Like last year, one part* of the show had “sokkuri sweets” (そっくりスイーツ), with “sokkuri” meaning “looks like” or “spitting image”. But remember, these sweets look like anything but sweets!

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

So, this year, there was a classroom filled with them made from chocolate, sugar, or other confectioneries. How many sokkuri sweets are there to be found?

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Five.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

OK, this candy chalk doesn’t count. There are still five. What about that school shoe up top? Is that sokkuri sweets?

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Nope! It’s made of shoe.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Is this a cleaning rag or sweets?

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

It’s sweets!

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Here’s a Japanese rhinoceros beetle. Or is it?

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

De-licious. It was painted with coffee liquor to make it look more realistic.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

The wood is sokkuri sweets, too.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

And the rock.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Chocolate dirt. Yum!

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

But what about this bat? Is it a candy bat?

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

No, it’s a metal bat.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Here is charcoal for a calligraphy set. It looks kind of like chocolate, no?

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

It’s not. It’s charcoal.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

And this eraser is made of eraser.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Here is a Japanese school bag, aka a “randoseru./”

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Make that a randoseru, made from 33 pounds of chocolate.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

The stitching and even the metallic looking straps are chocolate!

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

What beautiful calligraphy. It reads “shinshun” (新春) or “New Year.”

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

It’s also confectionery calligraphy.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

So tasty.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Here is a Daruma statue. Is it sokkuri sweets?

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Nope! It’s just a regular Daruma statue. Well, with a bite mark.

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

And finally, a chalkboard eraser. Or is it an edible chalkboard eraser?

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

It is! Made with chalk, red bean paste, and filled with strawberry. But how does it taste, you ask?

Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel 

Hopefully, we’ll see you again next year, sokkuri sweets!

*No, the show doesn’t do sokkuri sweets on a weekly basis.

[ウルトラマンDASH]

Pictures: 日本テレビ


The Cheapest NBN 1000 Plans

Looking to bump up your internet connection and save a few bucks? Here are the cheapest plans available.

At Kotaku, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. We have affiliate and advertising partnerships, which means we may collect a share of sales or other compensation from the links on this page. BTW – prices are accurate and items in stock at the time of posting.

Comments


5 responses to “Can You Tell What’s Chocolate? The Eagerly Awaited Sequel ”